top of page
yghn1r8ukpz51.jpg
old-paper-transparent-background-20_edit

Pantheon: Japanese


Groups: Kunitsukami, Final Seven Generations of Kami


Parents: None


Notable Siblings: Izanagi


Consort: Izanagi


Notable Children: Amaterasu, Tsukuyomi, Susanoo, Hiruko, Kagu-tsuchi


Associations: Primordial Goddess of Creation and Death


Also Known As: She-who-invites

Japanese-Dragon.jpg

Key Points

- After her death by her son Kagu-tsuchi and underworld abandonment by her husband, she begins her transition into a death goddess


Brief Bio 

In Japanese mythology, Izanami (also known as Izanami-no-Mikoto) is a creation goddess and the mother of Japan, along with her brother and husband, Izanagi. She is also a goddess of death, associated with the underworld and the process of dying. Izanami and Izanagi are credited with creating the Japanese archipelago and many of the kami (spirits or deities) that inhabit it. 

Izanami イザナミ Death Goddess

jbp3_edited.jpg

JAPANESE MYTHOLOGY

​© 2025 by MrRinkevich.com

© 2024 by MrRinkevich.com.

© 2024 by MrRinkevich.com. Powered and secured by Wix

bottom of page